The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1887-07-14

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c. q. LANGsToN, LOCAL EDITOR.
The price of coffee has not declined
much.
Now is tho time to prepare foryour tur-
nip crop. =, !
Despits the extrsme hot days, the nights
sare pleasant.
The crops in some sections of the Coun-
ty are needing rain.'
Prohibition is the chief topic of CONVEX.
sation on the streets.
Grapes are ripening. and there promises
to be an abundance Of them.
The County.raised watermelons have
made their appearance in the city. :
We are always glad to have our friends
visit us when they come to the city.
John M.Hubbard q Bros new adver-
tisement should have your attention.
The scarcity of money in circulation is
still one of.the chief topics of conversa-
tion.
==E. W. Taylor & Co. are touching up the
interior of heir:storeroom with the paint
brush.
Mrs ]. 81. Reed and children, of Board
man, Fla, are visiting relatives in the
County. ~
About next January you will be sorry
for all the hard things you are now saying
Iof this weather.
Misses Eva and Lucille Nardin return
ed home Tuesday from very pleasant
visit to Elberton, Ga.
Our young friend, Alexis Ford, of Will
liamston, has been spending few days in
the city With friends.
Let every citizen talk up the cotton fac
tory. Anderson can't get along without
Il, and she must have it. !.
Mr. w. D. Maroney and family have
moved to Atlanta, Ga, Mr.. Maroney hav-s
ing secured a situation there.
Mr.. Z. G. Clinkscales, Of Abbeville,
County, has rich and valuable deposit
Of lead on one of his plantations.
Miss Katie Grimes and Miss Carrie
Yates, of GreenYille, are in the city visit
Ing the family of Mrs. T. M Cater.
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Mr.. John i. Arnold, jr., who has been
residing In Charleston for several months,
returned to Anderson on Tuesday.
Rev. A. T. Dunlap is conducting
series Of meetings at Trinity Church, and
conside derable interest is manifested.
Mrs. E. NJ. Evans and Miss Cornelia
Coppock, of Newberry, are in the city
visiting the family Of Mr.. Louis Sharpe.
Mr.. and Mrs. W.. Ligon spent few
days in Spartanburg last week. visiting
their son, Mr.. 81. A. Lyon, who has been
sick.
The Grand Division of the Sons of Tenn
perance Of South Carolina convenes in
annual session at Abbeville on Wednes-
day night, 9th inst.
The publication of the Abbeville Mes.
seaga- has been discontinued, the Abbe-
vile Press and Banner having purchased
its name and good will.
Prof A. J. showalter. of Dalton, Ga.
who Is well known In this County, viii
begin Normal Singing School at Town
vile on Monday, 18th inst.
Mr.. Earle Dodd, former attachee of
this office, who has been sojourning at
Waynesyille, N. G., for the past six
months, has returned to Anderson.
The Greenwood correspondent of the
Augusta Chronicle says seven knights
from Anderson have entered their names
for tho Tournament there on the Goth
inst ;-5
With this issue THE INTELLIaENcER
enters upon the twenty-third year of its
existence, and still can boast of the largest
circulation OF any country paper. in the
State.
The Greenville District Conference will
convene ISthe Methodist Church at Eas-
ley on Thursday, 21st inst, at 10 o'clock
q. m. Rev. =. Walter Dickson, P. E., will
preside.
Attention is directed to the advertise.
ment ofthe Due West Female College,
In this issue. Parents having daughters
to educate could not place them in a better
institute Of learning.
A girl looks prettier in nice lawn
dress than she does rigged out like show
window Of millinery establishment.
But, then, nine out of ten girls would
rather be the "show window"
In nearly every well-regulated town or
city, wagon or cart goes around every
morning and gathers up the filth which
collects or the streets during the preced-
ing day. Why is this not done in Ander.
son3
John E. Peoples & Co. have purchased
the right to make and sell the Stages coffee
pot, which is 80 well known in our Coun-
ty. They are also agents for reliable cane
mill and evaporator. If you need such,
call and see them.
Thr "Dixies" is the name of new
base ball club organized in the city on
Tuesday afternoon. with J. NJ. Payne as
manager and 8. P.-Brown as captain.
Out Of the two clubs, Anderson ought to-
get up fine nine.
Inireferring to John E. Peoples's adver-
tisement last week We neglected to call
attention to the fact that he is also agent
for the Hall gin, which is one of the best
on the market. Hehas one on exhibition
at his store. Call and see it.
We had pleasant call last Saturday
from Capt. Y. F. Martin, formerly of this
County, but who is now an attachee of the
Office Of the Secretary of State at Colum-
bia. His appearance indicates that Co.
lumbia is agreeing with him.